It's Banned Books Week - so we're calling on romance readers to support Authors Against Book Bans and fight back against censorship!

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The Alchemy Lecture is a multi-vocal model that brings together a constellation of three to four thinkers and practitioners from different disciplines and geographies annually to think together and in...

After the FBI caught a defense contractor’s CEO making illegal campaign contributions, it sought to launch a sweeping political bribery probe involving Collins and others. Then the second Trump admini...

Acid Green Velvet is less a novel and more a seduction. A story of decay and decadence, family and betrayal, crime and capitalism, Krilanovich's first novel in almost twenty years, focuses on Paulette, a life-long grifter who has wormed her way into the richest and most powerful household in the town, just as a swell of vagrants, con artists, and would be revolutionaries threaten to overthrow the social and economic order. Acid Green Velvet is a truly fecund novel filled with breathtaking images, brain-halting sentences, and lots of unanswered questions.

The Sexuality of Care is M. K. Thekkumkattil’s memoir in essays that explores their time as a critical care nurse, alongside their own journey of healing from trauma and abuse through…

Join a virtual variety show featuring a star-studded lineup of freedom to read champions celebrating books, authors, and readers. We’ll SHOW UP by making a plan to vote, then SPEAK UP by calling our r...

It takes an open mind to engage with China Miéville’s work. A writer for whom the already cliched phrase “genre-bending” is even more banal, Miéville has never opposed the designation of genre writer....

Join Libro.fm, Silent Book Club, and over 400 bookstores and libraries for a Banned Books Read-In this Banned Books Week.

Porter Square Books' September Be the Change event will be a "Your Voice is Your Vote" workshop led by The League of Women Voters of Massachusetts.

Hello Readers, We are back and on Buttondown now! You’ll see this again in the footer I’ve set up (should I keep your attention that long), but I’ve added a...

There's no requirement for a whole book to be read before it's banned in Iowa under SF 496. A new proposal to the bill could speed up bans even more.

A new collection of poetry from Booker Prize finalist Patricia Lockwood, FINALLY!"A modern word witch." —The New York Times Book ReviewMany have called Patricia Lockwood a wordsmith, but in the latest iteration of her life, she has become, quite literally, a metalsmith too. Stones, gems, metals, fossils—she forges them into bodies, faces, and, with her typical irreverence, vaginas. In these poems, a robot dog discovers the Lascaux caves in France. Jane Austen shoots a perfect game. A rock gets a girlfriend. The Pope blesses McLovin (kind of). Lockwood's most indelible work of metal- and word-smithing yet is her blend of the Internet world with the natural one, as she sifts meme references and literary echoes into evocations of geological time, explorations of organic bodies, and observations of youth. Both personal and provocative, Agate Head / Stone Soup brings together the intimacy of Lockwood's memoir, the incisiveness of her criticism, the power of her fiction, and the mad genius of her poetry in an ambitious artistic masterpiece served in two slices.

The admission appeared in a newly unredacted filing in the landmark copyright infringement legal battle playing out between newspapers like the Orlando Sentinel and tech companies Microsoft and OpenAI...